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Got your email .... I'll call you tomorrow :o)

... and Homegrown Video = Money for sure!!!

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This has turned into an interesting topic after. Brad is never afriad to speak the truth. But the content business has not really died. It has turned into Walmart. It was sacs 5th avenue. Now it is Walmart. Still good quality, service and best of all great price. Sacs, well that is another story.

http://www.fillercontent.com

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at least walmart can afford a design

Funny ... sounds like something someone else said ...

I'm not bagging on you, Erik - you and me are cool as always ... just feels like deja vu :winkwink:

Here's a brief piece from AVN Magazine's Florida show issue

Jonathan Silverstein is Mr. Opportunity! - J$tyles in His Own Words >> -Tom Hymes

The Wal-Mart Model (2003)

"There's a huge opportunity in the content business right now. During and after the blowout sale, people contacted me to make deals with other companies to blow out their content as well. In response, I've registered and am launching ContentBlowout.com, positioning myself to be the go to guy for all your content needs. I'm going to have all these special offers for great content, whether it's slick magazine quality porn star kind of content or amateur content, all in bulk. Whatever niche it is, you'll be able to get a tremendous amount of it for a very reasonable price. It's great, for instance, for the huge programs that want to add a massive amount of content to the massive amount they already have.

"Webmasters can now go out and buy $40 and $60 sets and spend $1,000 a month on content or they can come to ContentBlowout.com and every month have between 5 and 6 deals for huge blocks of content at extremely reduced prices, and get seriously high-quality images and videos for pennies on the dollar. On the other side, the opportunity is there for the content providers to sell a lot of packages and generate a nice amount of cash flow for themselves by offering the content in this manner. That doesn't mean these content companies that are going out of business, but if there are some content providers out there that are hurting and don't see the cash flow coming in like they used to, this is something that they might consider.

"Nobody has ever sold content at the rate I'm selling this content. I'm not looking to squeeze the content providers. I'm looking to make them a lot of money, and more importantly, give Webmasters a tremendous value for their dollar. Yes, I've had some other content providers complaining that we were ruining the business, and no one would buy content with these prices so low, and they were going to go out of business and all of this stuff, and I started thinking, 'Wow, there's a real opportunity here. It's time for Wal-Mart to come to town!"

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